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Bowman County Public School Home of the Bulldogs! BOWMAN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL HOME OF THE BULLDOGS! BOWMAN COUNTY SCHOOL 2020-2021 Tyler J Senn, 7-12 Principal Telephone # (701) 523-3283 Fax # (701) 523-3849 Email Address: [email protected] __________ THIS HANDBOOK BELONGS TO: Name: ________________________________Grade: _________________________________ WELCOME TO BOWMAN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL The Administration and Staff at Bowman County School would like to welcome you to Bulldog Country! We hope that you are entering the Bowman County School District with a willingness to become better equipped to earn your future livelihood or to go on to higher education and to enjoy life to a greater extent. We hope that you will be willing to work hard and enjoy yourself while at Bowman County School. This handbook is to serve as a guide for you throughout the year. It will help you understand the school and give you a better understanding about the way the school operates and why. Refer to it when in doubt about policy. PUBLIC EDUCATION Schools are a part of the education our society provides for its youth. The family, the churches, the social institution, youth organizations and informal community activities all help to educate our young. Schools are established with the kinds of adults needed by society. Schools do not exist to classify people or to eliminate the unfit. Instead, each person is a resource as far as possible in the time available for schooling. To fulfill its function, the school must provide programs that develop the capabilities and the abilities of all the human beings assigned to it. The American High School, therefore, must provide youth with experiences which continuously increase the personal, social, and vocational competence needed in our society. Here at Bowman County Public School we are equipped, ready, and willing to do this with all of our students. All we need is the willingness and cooperation of the student and the parents working together with us to give each of our students a good basic education. This education will be the beginning of his/her life-long endeavors. 2 BOWMAN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #1 SCHOOL CALENDAR 2020-2021 August 19 Wednesday School Begins September 07 Monday Labor Day – NO SCHOOL October 16 Wednesday End of 1st Quarter October 22 Thursday NO SCHOOL October 23 Friday NO SCHOOL October 29 Thursday Student-Led Parent Conferences November 11 Monday Veteran’s Day – NO SCHOOL November 26 Thursday Thanksgiving Break – NO SCHOOL November 27 Friday Thanksgiving Break – NO SCHOOL December 21-22 Monday,Tuesday SEMSTER FINALS December 22 Tuesday End of 1st Semester January 04 Monday School Resumes January 18 Monday NO SCHOOL February 11 Thursday Student-Led Parent Conferences February 15 Monday President’s Day – NO SCHOOL February 19 Friday Winter Break – NO SCHOOL March 12 Friday End of 3rd Quarter March 18 Thursday Spring Break – NO SCHOOL March 19 Friday Spring Break – NO SCHOOL April 02 Monday Good Friday – NO SCHOOL April 05 Monday Easter Monday – NO SCHOOL April 19 Monday NO SCHOOL April 30 Friday NO SCHOOL May 14 Friday NO SCHOOL May 25-26 Tuesday, Wednesday SEMESTER FINALS May 26 Wednesday End of 2nd Semester May 27-28 Thursday-Friday Make Up Storm Days May 30 Sunday High School Graduation 3 BOWMAN COUNTY JUNIOR HIGH AND HIGH SCHOOL STAFF Superintendent……………………………………………………………………...…Mr. Wayne Heckaman 7-12 Principal………………...…………………………………………………...……….….Mr. Tyler J Senn Activities Director……………………………………………………………………………..Mr. Tyler J Senn Activities Director………………………………………………………….…………………..Mr. Nick Walker Secretary………………………………………………………………………………….Mrs. Martha Wanner 7-12 Guidance Counselor………………..…………………………………………………. Mrs. Pam Fisher English………………………………………………………………………………...……….Mrs. Cora Weiss Mrs. Lyndsey Erickson Mrs. Sara Kordovsky Science……………………………………………………………………….………... Mr. Jason Waskiewicz Mr. Jon Jahner Ms. Courtney Miller Physical Education…………………………………………………………………………….Mr. Nick Walker Mr. Jesse Patterson Math……………………………………………………………………………………….……Mr. Alex Conlon Mr. Jaden Schoch Mrs. Ashley Heinen Social Studies………………………………...………………………………………………Mr. Brian Qualley Mr. Erick Egan Business/Computers…………………………………………………………................Mrs. Jettie Swanson Vocational Education………………………………………………………………….…….Mrs. Mary Fischer Music……………………………………………..…………………...………………Mrs. Charmaine Martian Family Consumer Science………………………………………………………………Mrs. Sara Kordovsky Technology Director……………………………………………………........................Mr. Jonathan Jahner PRIDE Center/Credit Recovery…………………………………………………………….........Phil Weldele Learning Disabilities 7-12……….…………………………………………..................... Mrs. Abby Braaten Mrs. Mia Stafford Speech…………………………………………………………………………………..Mrs. Brenda Osendorf Speech Language Pathologist Assistant………………………...……………………...Mrs. Retta Massey English Language Learning Teacher………………………..…………………………...Mrs. Abby Nohava Librarian……………………………………………………………………………………..Mrs. Mary Duletski Para-Professional……………………………………………………………………Mrs. Shirley Good Shield Mrs. Jordyn Germann Mrs. Guille Iron Mrs. Jackie Freitag Custodian………………………………………………………………………………………Mr. Randy Bolte Mr. Jordan Fisher Mr.Garrett Germann Kitchen Staff………………………..……………………………………………………….. Mrs. Gina Harder Mr. Mathew Askay Mrs. Nancy Njos Heimer Mrs. Lois Baesler 4 Bowman County Public School MISSION STATEMENT Empower individuals to succeed in a changing world. VISION Empower students with enthusiasm for life and learning to maximize their individual talents and gifts. GOAL The Bowman County School District #1, in support of the aims of public education, believes that the behavior of students attending public schools shall reflect the standards of good citizenship demanded by members of the democratic society. Self-discipline (responsibility for one’s actions) is one of the important, ultimate goals of education. Our student behavioral policy, therefore, contains points: 1. Students shall respect the adults and peers in the school system. This shall include conformity to school rules and regulations and those provisions of law, which apply to the conduct of juveniles or minors. School regulations and rules apply to all school activities and school trips. 2. Citizenship in a democracy respects the rights of others and demands cooperation with all members of the school community. Student’s conduct shall reflect consideration for the rights and privileges of others. 3. High personal standards of courtesy, decency, morality, and clean language, honest and wholesome relationships with others shall be maintained. Respect for school and personal property, pride in one’s work, and achievement within one’s ability shall be expected of all students. 4. Every student who gives evidence of a sincere desire to remain in school, to be diligent in studies, and to profit by the educational experiences provided will be given every opportunity to do so. 5. Students who become involved in areas of problem behavior will be subjected to certain disciplinary actions. Depending upon the seriousness of the behavior problems, one or more of the following actions will be taken by school officials (teachers, administrators or other school employees). 6. Students enrolled in the Special Education Program who become involved in areas of problem behavior will be subject to certain discipline actions in accordance with the West River Student Services Unit’s discipline policies and procedures. 5 YOU AND YOUR TEACHER During class periods, study hall, homerooms, and all other times when teachers have been assigned supervisory duties, students must adhere to the directions of the teachers. The teacher has the authority to dismiss a student from class unless he/she follows the pattern of behavior that is expected of him/her. Any ill-mannered behavior by students in school or at school activities outside of school, which reflects negatively on the school and community, cannot be tolerated. Courteous consideration of peers, teachers, and other adults is the only appropriate behavior to be cultivated on all school property. TEACHER’S HOURS Teachers are on duty from 7:49 a.m. until 3:45 p.m. each day. Parents are encouraged to make all contact with teachers from 7:49 a.m. until 8:25 a.m. and from 3:15 p.m. until 3:45 p.m. However, should an urgent matter arise, please feel free to contact the teacher at any time. SCHOOL HOURS School doors open at 8:00 AM; Junior High students go directly to Commons Area. There will be three- minute intervals between classes. 7:30 – 8:16 Zero Hour 8:21 - 9:11 Period I 9:14 - 10:04 Period II 10:07 – 10:53 Period III 10:56 - 11:42 Period IV 11:42 - 12:15 Lunch 11:45 – 12:31 Period V 12:18 - 1:04 Period VI 12:31 – 1:04 Lunch 1:07 – 1:53 Period VII 1:56 – 2:42 Period VIII 2:45 – 3:15 PRIDE Period 3:15 Dismissal SCHOOL GROUNDS The authority of the school officials to control students’ conduct off school grounds and outside school hours is well settled in the law. Where the students are engaged in a school-sponsored activity, the authority of the school officials is the same as if the activity took place on the school property. In non- school sponsored activities students may be disciplined where their actions tend to undermine the management of the schools. However, the school may not punish a student for offenses occurring off school grounds, may not withhold a student’s diploma or limit a student’s academic progress in any way because of non-academic or attitudinal factors such as a political activity. Students are responsible to obey the rules while working through channels to help change those
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